Ukraine's drones evolve to challenge Russia's dominance in Crimea, footage shows

Latest footage released by Ukraine's Defence Intelligence Unit has shown the destruction of two Russian Be-12 Chaika amphibious anti-submarine aircraft and a Russian Mi-8 helicopter.

The drone strike, appearing to be at Kacha air base near Sevastopol in Russian-occupied Crimea, highlights Ukraine's increasing ability to target Russia's navy.

By deploying advanced drones and missile systems such as the TLK-150 and Long Neptune, Ukraine is strengthening its naval defences and challenging Russia's fleet in the Black Sea.

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In the video above, BFBS Forces News takes an in-depth look at Ukraine's evolving naval defence capabilities through the use of its drones.